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Mecca wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Mecca wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:So a friend of mine, who I consider a movie "snob", just called me for our annual bad movie date. He wants to see this. Sigh. I guess I'm seeing this in the theaters.

The bright side is, he also thinks it will be the worst movie of 2016.

Why would you want to do this to yourselves?

Every year we both agree on the one movie we think will be the worst, and go see it together. I don't know why we do it, we just do. In hindsight I wish we could have agreed on Independence Day: Resurgence.

He really thinks this will be the single worst movie of 2016?

What an asshole.

It looks like a contender

You're smarter than that, Mecca.

i could say the same to you. Obviously tastes are subjective but this looks objectively bad enough for me to use hyperbole in regards to it. I could still enjoy watching this but I won't pay for it

Okay.

Actually Joey, we have to agree on it, so i think that too. So guess I'm an asshole to joey. WELP. TIME TO QUIT THE INTERNET

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Actually Joey, we have to agree on it, so i think that too. So guess I'm an asshole to joey. WELP. TIME TO QUIT THE INTERNET

It's all good, buddy. I hope it isn't the single worst movie of 2016. And having seen Swiss Army Man, I'm confident that it won't be. But if it is, at least you get to enjoy it on that level with a good friend. I respect that.

durds is especially manic today.

Am I?

My apologies.

He's high on Garth

theplatypus wrote:He's high on Garth

oh carry on then.

And we sang yippie ti yi yay and "Amazing Grace"!!!

There's a pretty solid chance this could be the worst of movie of 2016. I don't know why that seems like such a horrible statement. It's Paul Feig directing Melissa McCarthy and Leslie Jones. Just typing that makes me want to commit suicide.

See and reading it makes me want to dance!

I guess, I'll say this....

I have no idea whether or not this movie will be good. But I imagine there's less chance of this being the worst film of all of 2016 than there is of it being the best film of 2016. And I'll dip my balls in your aunt Ethel's soup if this is the best movie of 2016.

durdencommatyler wrote:I guess, I'll say this....

I have no idea whether or not this movie will be good. But I imagine there's less chance of this being the worst film of all of 2016 than there is of it being the best film of 2016. And I'll dip my balls in your aunt Ethel's soup if this is the best movie of 2016.

There is no way this is the best movie of 2016. No possible way my friend.

VinylGuy wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:I guess, I'll say this....

I have no idea whether or not this movie will be good. But I imagine there's less chance of this being the worst film of all of 2016 than there is of it being the best film of 2016. And I'll dip my balls in your aunt Ethel's soup if this is the best movie of 2016.

There is no way this is the best movie of 2016. No possible way my friend.

And if you read my post, you'll find that I agree.

But I love how everyone is willing to entertain that this could oh so easily be the worst movie of the year but there's no fucking way it could possibly even be good, let alone the best movie of the year!

Awesome.

Joey

Hello.

this has been banned in China.

durdencommatyler wrote:But I love how everyone is willing to entertain that this could oh so easily be the worst movie of the year but there's no fucking way it could possibly even be good, let alone the best movie of the year!

Awesome.

The only thing I have to go by in predicting this movie's worth is the one trailer I saw, which was never once funny or compelling. It wasn't a substantially different preview experience from Pixels. It could certainly be a great movie with terrible, terrible marketing. It happens. I almost skipped seeing The Heat because they made it look like absolute garbage in the marketing, and it ended up being a funny little movie.

This was... fine! It was fine. 6.5/10. Some very funny moments, but also some insufferably Bridesmaids-y jokes. McKinnon and Hemsworth ran away with the whole thing, especially McKinnon. And I can't put into words exactly why I loved her and her character so much. Most surprisingly for me, Leslie Jones wasn't nearly as annoying as the trailers made her out to be. A lot fewer "AW HELL NO" moments than I thought we'd be getting from her. It was cool how they played with the aspect ratio and the 3D.

There was a stretch towards the beginning where I was really hating this thing. Some really Paul Feig-y "bits" that went on for eye-rollingly long. Some really terrible jokes. The constant callbacks to and cameos from the old Ghostbusters movies were bad and unnecessary, except for the one during the credits. The fight during the rock concert reminded me of Vanilla Ice in the second Ninja Turtles movie. The big climactic battle at the end is a big nothing, save for one big moment with McKinnon. The characterization seemed all over the place for all the main characters except the most overtly cartoonish ones (again, Hemsworth and McKinnon). And this has got to be my least-favorite cinematic depiction of New York City. It didn't even look like New York.

Overall, it was fine. I laughed and I groaned. My girlfriend loved it. The crowd was way into it. It's a kid-friendly movie. It was fine. It was FINE.

theplatypus wrote:This was... fine! It was fine. 6.5/10. Some very funny moments, but also some insufferably Bridesmaids-y jokes. McKinnon and Hemsworth ran away with the whole thing, especially McKinnon. And I can't put into words exactly why I loved her and her character so much. Most surprisingly for me, Leslie Jones wasn't nearly as annoying as the trailers made her out to be. A lot fewer "AW HELL NO" moments than I thought we'd be getting from her. It was cool how they played with the aspect ratio and the 3D.

There was a stretch towards the beginning where I was really hating this thing. Some really Paul Feig-y "bits" that went on for eye-rollingly long. Some really terrible jokes. The constant callbacks to and cameos from the old Ghostbusters movies were bad and unnecessary, except for the one during the credits. The fight during the rock concert reminded me of Vanilla Ice in the second Ninja Turtles movie. The big climactic battle at the end is a big nothing, save for one big moment with McKinnon. The characterization seemed all over the place for all the main characters except the most overtly cartoonish ones (again, Hemsworth and McKinnon). And this has got to be my least-favorite cinematic depiction of New York City. It didn't even look like New York.

Overall, it was fine. I laughed and I groaned. My girlfriend loved it. The crowd was way into it. It's a kid-friendly movie. It was fine. It was FINE.

Lol. Totally forgot about that Vanilla Ice thing.


So, it seems like this was more of a slapstick comedy update of the movie. I love the original ghostbusters because of the dry sense of humor. The humor feels inherent rather than forced. Am i wrong?